Auto Sale Ad From Maxwell and A. M. Auto
Used cars include a Chalmers roadster priced at 350 dollars an Oakland touring at 350 dollars and other offerings listed by M A Auto at 105 Broad Street on Chalmers road.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1922
Page
2
Used cars include a Chalmers roadster priced at 350 dollars an Oakland touring at 350 dollars and other offerings listed by M A Auto at 105 Broad Street on Chalmers road.
Wholesale prices paid to farmers and selling prices listed for meat and poultry items in Hamburg and surrounding areas. Includes beef rib roast veal chop pork ham lamb bacon and lard with regional brands and various local suppliers noted. Grain and feed prices show wheat oats corn hay and straw with flour gluten and other commodities.
International Realty Co transfers lots 32 33 in Central division Sheffield to Oscar Mesas for 1000 dollars. Continental Co operative Realty Co sells lot 36 Ridgeville Heights Ridgeville to Joseph Devins for 300 dollars. H C Wilcox transfers part of Lot 4 east of East Avenue Elyria to W O Brown for 1250 dollars. William M Baker sells Lot 231 Stang s 2nd ad to Lorain to Stoddard Beatty for 2750 dollars.
A narrator observes Tom Chester's arrival timed with a planned early briefing. Madge Von Illian enjoys the moment while the household prepares for Briggs to visit before breakfast. The scene mixes tension with sly humor as plans hinge on five o'clock meetings and guarded reactions.
In a tense scene Mrs Swinnerton and a companion hide in a store as a pursuing man tries doors and questions. The store manager orders their exit while the intruder is thwarted, leaving the couple seeking safety and wondering what comes next.
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